Good location close to train station and friendly staff
Why customers trust us to store their bags in Casablanca
4.94from 1.5m+ worldwide ratings
- Ethan
- Ivan
Excellent and professional team
- Jessica
The staff was very patient with me as I do not speak Arabic or French. We managed to complete the check in for my luggage. I came to collect it a week later and it was very easy.
- Ana Maria
I arrive one hour earlier and they were very kind to help me to receive them, also the personal war very helpful, giving me a lot of info around the area.
- Chialing
The process was quick and easy, hotel staffs are friendly and professional, really convenient option.
- Fabian
good location, safe
- John
Not much to say that others that had a good experience have said. I had a few hours to kill after arriving to town and there are no lockers at the station and found this spot on maps. I created a stasher account before arriving to town (stasher UI is pretty simple), paid and arrived at the hotel. They tagged the bags and put them in their locked room and I was on my way. They also offered informational assistance. Pretty seamless.
- Rachel
This was SUCH a convenient and helpful choice for us - this hotel is just outside of the station, a 2-minute walk across the park. We arrived and the hotel staff were so kind - they took our bags, they let us use their wifi, they let us use the toilets despite us looking like raggedy backpackers! I cannot fault it. Our bags were locked safe and the hotel has security so you feel like you are leaving it in safe hands.
- Michelle
Very convenient and close by the train station
- Ruth
The Stasher drop off luggage location is ideally located, very close and opposite of the railway station Casa Voyageur in Casablanca. This is a new Stasher location and we were the first customers. The hotel staff was very nice and polite. The location felt secure and trustworthy. We left our large suitcases at the hotel for 9 days while visiting the country with only hand luggage. Having found Stasher was a life saver! There is no luggage storage at airports or train stations in Morocco.
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FAQs
Is there luggage storage at Casablanca Mohammed V International Airport?
Storage at the airport itself isn't something we can confirm; the staffed desk is at Casa-Voyageurs station, which the train station in the basement of Terminal 1 serves directly.
How do I get from Casablanca airport to the station with luggage storage?
Take the Al Bidaoui train from the airport to Casa-Voyageurs.
Can I take large suitcases on Casabus buses in Casablanca?
Not if they weigh over 10 kg or measure more than 85x70x35 cm, because Casabus forbids baggage above those limits. The Al Bidaoui train from the airport to Casa-Voyageurs takes about 30 minutes.
Where can I store bags near the Hassan II Mosque?
We can't confirm any luggage storage at the Hassan II Mosque itself: it only provides bags at its entry points for storing your shoes. The staffed luggage storage we can confirm is the desk at Casa-Voyageurs station.
Is there anywhere to leave bags near Casa-Port station or the Old Medina?
Casa-Port itself is a 10 to 15 minute walk from the Old Medina's Bab Marrakech gate, but the staffed storage service is at Casa-Voyageurs station instead.
How much does Stasher luggage storage cost in Casablanca?
Stasher storage in Casablanca starts from US$1.49 per bag per day.
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Luggage storage across Casablanca
Checking out of a Casablanca Airbnb hours before a late flight leaves you with luggage and nowhere to put it. We'll help you decide between the station's own storage desk and Stasher's nearby shops.
Casa-Voyageurs station has a staffed left-luggage desk, while the mosque and city buses are far more limited for bags, so these details spell out what actually works. As Morocco's primary international gateway, the city is often the first or last stop for travellers with luggage. The Hassan II Mosque is one of the few mosques in the country that non-Muslim visitors can enter. Casa-Port station is within a 10 to 15 minute walk of the Old Medina’s Bab Marrakech gate. With Stasher, you can store bags from US$1.49 per bag a day.
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- Hotel reception, 32 min walk from Gare Casavoyageurs Tram Stop · rated 5/5 (300+ reviews)
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You'll typically find a bag drop at hotel receptions. Every booking comes with the Stasher Guarantee, which protects your bags up to US$13,000. Stasher storage in Casablanca can be booked through the website or app.
| Other Platforms | Station/Airport Facilities | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $1.49 | Varies, usually slightly more | Varies, up to 2x more |
| Refund policy | |||
| Guarantee | $13,000 | Similar (terms vary) | |
| Trustpilot Score | 4.8 / 5 | Between 2.5 and 4.4 / 5 | 2.7/5 |
| Number of locations | 9738 | Varies | Only at stations/airports |
Luggage storage at the station and airport
Casa-Voyageurs station is the one place with a staffed luggage storage service, run from the Supratours desk inside the station itself. If you're flying in, Casablanca Mohammed V International Airport has a train station in the basement of Terminal 1 with direct services to Casa-Voyageurs and Casa-Port, so you can reach Casa-Voyageurs without a taxi. The Al Bidaoui train makes the airport-to-city run in about 30 minutes to Casa-Voyageurs, which is the practical link for dropping a bag at the station's own left-luggage desk. The Aerobus shuttle is the other airport option, running from both terminals to Casa-Port station with a flat fare of 50 MAD and departures every 25 to 40 minutes. It doesn't serve Casa-Voyageurs directly, so if your plan is to use the station's storage service, the train is the more direct choice.
Getting around Casablanca with bags
Casabus buses won't work for large luggage: anything over 10 kg or bigger than 85x70x35 cm is forbidden onboard, so you'll need a taxi or the train for airport-sized bags. At the Hassan II Mosque, entry points hand out bags for your shoes, which must come off before entering the prayer hall — that's the only storage the mosque itself offers, and it's for footwear rather than suitcases.
